Vocab Bloom Hub

neat

/niːt/

Traducción: Se usa en inglés americano para describir algo muy bueno, agradable o impresionante. También puede significar ordenado, limpio o bien hecho.

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adjective

/niːt/A2formalamerican
  • esSe usa en inglés americano para describir algo muy bueno, agradable o impresionante. También puede significar ordenado, limpio o bien hecho.

Used in American English to describe something as very good, pleasant, or impressive.

  1. Tidy and organizedA2formal

    Arranged in a clean, orderly way.

    esordenado y limpio

    • Her desk is always neat and organized.
    • He keeps his room neat and tidy.
    • The garden looks neat after the trimming.

    Sinónimosimmaculateorderlyorganizedshipshapespick-and-spantidytrimuncluttered

    Antónimoschaoticcluttereddisorderlymessyslovenlyuntidy

  2. Cool or excellentA1informalamerican

    Used informally to express approval or admiration.

    esgenial, estupendo

    • That's a neat idea for the project.
    • We had a neat time at the concert.
    • Your new bike is really neat.

    Sinónimosamazingawesomecoolexcellentfantasticgreatsuperbterrificwonderful

  3. Skillful or cleverB1informal

    Done with skill and efficiency.

    esHábil, diestro

    • He made a neat catch in the game.
    • She gave a neat summary of the report.
    • The solution to the puzzle was neat and simple.

    Sinónimosadroitcleverdeftdexterousingeniousniftyskillful

    Antónimosawkwardbunglingclumsyineptmaladroit

Formas
  • neater comparative form
  • neatest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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